Toulon, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, Address available on request

To the west of Toulon, a large 19th-century 334-m² large house to renovate, with grounds of more than 5,000 m² planted with centenary trees. The building, oriented east to west and most likely built in two instalments in the 19th century, is located in the centre of the lot, abutting one of the small walls that organises the partially sloping terraced grounds. The main building, a charming country house has understated, colourful plaster-coated façades and three windows on each of its three eastern-facing storeys. Its northern gable end is extended by a two-storey addition with three windows on each of its eastern-facing floors, but due to the sloped terrain, it has only a single storey on its western façade. All the windows have been replaced by more modern double-glazed ones, but the original French doors have been conserved. The windows are protected by wooden louvred shutters painted in red and brown tones. The gabled roofs are all covered with barrel tiles, while the one for the main house is highlighted by a double Genoise corbel and crowned with two chimneys.
From the gate, a driveway leads to a space where numerous vehicles can be parked. On the east side, the building is bordered by a large terracotta tile patio with a wrought-iron arbour, bordered by a pear-shaped stone balustrade, overlooking an intimate terraced space.